NEW COMMIT: Duke University has received its first verbal commitment for the 2024-25 season from U.S. Open qualifier Clare Logan of Westfield, New Jersey. Regarding her commitment, she said: “I am thrilled
Striking While It’s Hot: Boosting Immunity at the Right Time By Dawn Weatherwax RD, LD, ATC, CSCS The goal while training is to stay healthy, remain injury-free and recover strong.
Abbey Weitzeil is back in the water and refreshed. After missing the U.S. team for the first time in years, she decided to take the summer off. The two-time Olympian
Deniz Ertan Pulls Impressive Distance Triple as Georgia Tech Sweeps Pitt, BC Deniz Ertan pulled off an impressive triple by winning the women’s 200 breaststroke, 1,650 freestyle and 500 free
Kansas Sprint Contingent Leads to Win in Border Battle with Nebraska The Kansas sprint corps came up big on Saturday, leading the Jayhawks to a 157-143 win over Nebraska at
Special Sets: A Look At the Training Of Andrew Vanas At Nation’s Capital One of the delights in the coaching business is watching a swimmer come of age. Dory Halbe,
Bella Sims, Katie Grimes Lead Promising Weekend for Future of U.S. Women’s Team It was a really good weekend to be a fan of U.S. women’s swimming. Not a lot
Shooting Mark Spitz: Through the Lens Of Legendary Photographer Heinz Kluetmeier PHOTOS COURTESY HEINZ KLUETMEIER/ISHOF ARCHIVES About Heinz Kluetmeier While swimming constitutes just a small portion of his incredible portfolio,
What We Say Growing Up In Swimming: Some Familiar Comments By Evangelia Vasilakis, Swimming World College Intern, It’s funny looking back at old pictures and seeing the doodles on our
Up-and-Comers: The Rise of SwimMac Carolina Standout Avery Klamfoth Fifteen-year-old Avery Klamfoth of SwimMac Carolina (Charlotte, N.C.) is hard to beat in the pool. Although the recently aged-up high school
